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R e s e a r c h
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CONSEQUENCE OVERVIEW OF DEMONETIZATION MAJOR AFFECTED AND EFFECTED SEGMENTS IN INDIA - A STUDY
Dr. A n Radhika
[PDF] 4-14
2.
AGRICULTURE: A GATE OF INCLUSIVE GROWTH
Dr. satendra Kumar yadav, Mr.Yogesh Kumar &
Mr. R.K. Dwivedi
[PDF] 15-26
3.
PORTRAYAL OF WOMEN IN INDIAN TELEVISION ADVERTISING: A CASE STUDY OF THREE DECADES
Ankita Bharti
[PDF] 27-42
4.
PROSPECTS OF INDIA’S RELATIONS WITH THE GULF COOPERATION COUNCIL IN THE TWENTY FIRST CENTURY
Dr. Reji D. Nair
[PDF] 43-56
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CONSEQUENCE OVERVIEW OF DEMONETIZATION MAJOR
AFFECTED AND EFFECTED SEGMENTS IN INDIA - A STUDY
Dr. A n Radhika*
*Associate Professor,
Management & Research Department, PeeGee College of Arts & Science, Dharmapuri(D.T) Tamil Nadu, India. Email id: radhikasuresh.sap@gmail.com
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ABSTRACT
Demonetization is the act of stripping a currency unit of its status as legal tender. It occurs whenever there is a change of national currency. The current form or forms of money is pulledfrom circulation and retired, often to be replaced with new notes or coins. Sometimes, a country Completely replaces the old currency with new currency.On Nov. 8, 2016 Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India surprised investors and consumers by declaring that 86 percent of the nation‟s money stock would no longer be a medium of exchange or store of value. The move was intended to ferret out illegally garnered funds, and that the prime minister‟s action took aim at the national pastime of avoiding income taxes further this is a descriptive study bird eye view process. Money transaction process, positive and negative effects of demonization are taken for discussion.In this paper continually provideresearch frame work
along with suggestion and conclusions. The move was called a„death blow‟ to black marketers.
On January 1978, The Janata Dal demonetized high currencynotes of Rs 1000, Rs 5000 and Rs 10,000 in a second such historic move, again with a view tocurb black money transactions. It was termed as “an Act to provide in the public interest for theDemonetization of certain high denomination bank notes and for matters connected there with or Incidental thereto.”
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AGRICULTURE: A GATE OF INCLUSIVE GROWTH
Dr. satendra Kumar yadav*; Mr.Yogesh Kumar**; Mr. R.K. Dwivedi***
*Asst. Prof.,
IBM, GLA University Mathura, **Asst. Prof,
IBM, GLA University Mathura, ***Asst. Prof,
IBM, GLA University Mathura,
Email id:satendra.yadav@gla.ac.in
Mob: 9719337287
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ABSTRACT
Agriculture plays a very important role in the life of an economy. It is the backbone of Indian economic system. Agriculture not only provides raw material and food but also employment opportunities to a very large proportion of population. Despite a strong growth linkage between agriculture and other economic sectors agriculture has not received the required attention during the five year plans period. The ignorance of agriculture and rapid growth of non-agriculture sectors has led to serious agrarian crisis and increased disparity between urban and rural incomes. There has been some revival in the recent period as agricultural GDP growth accelerated to about 3.6 per cent during 2007-08 to 2010-11 but is still below the 4.0 per cent target for the Eleventh Plan. Many factors have contributed to the slowdown in agricultural growth: inadequacies of outlay on agriculture, rural infrastructure (on which agricultural growth depends), increased competition for resources from other sectors/programmes such as rural development and poverty alleviation, and subsidies; lack of long-term government commitment required for agricultural development.
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PORTRAYAL OF WOMEN IN INDIAN TELEVISION ADVERTISING: A
CASE STUDY OF THREE DECADES
Ankita Bharti*
*Assistant Professor,
Department of Journalism & Mass Communication, Faculty of Media Studies & Humanities, Manav Rachna International University,
Faridabad,India.
Email id:ankitamail13@gmail.com Mob:9540602122
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ABSTRACT
The portrayal of women in media has been changing across the globe over the last few decades. Though women empowerment is one of the biggest challenges the nation is facing today, the way women are being presented in the media is an equally important issue that needs to be addressed. Television advertising is one of the powerful mediums that connect masses around the world. Portrayal of women impacts the mindsets and value system of the society, and has been gradually changing over the decades. This research paper presents an overview of women centric television commercials of different decades and traces the transformation in the portrayal of women in television advertisements. It also throws light on the varied perceptions of audiences, impact of such advertisements on their mindsets and the way media representation of
women influences the public opinion formation. Thus, representation and participation of women
in advertising is a significant concern. Over the years, there has been a shift in the roles played by women in advertisements. The representation has been shifted from being just the “perfect housewives” to career oriented modern women. This paper analyses the various roles played by women in Indian television advertisements over the decades and to what extent it impacts on the audience‟s perception.
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PROSPECTS OF INDIA’S RELATIONS WITH THE GULF
COOPERATION COUNCIL IN THE TWENTY FIRST CENTURY
Dr. Reji D. Nair*
*Faculty Member, Business Department, Higher Colleges of Technology,
Al Ain, United Arab Emirates. Email id: rejidnair2000@gmail.com
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ABSTRACT
The paper review the prospects and challenges of India- GCC relation in the context of recent developments in the international arena. Economic ties have been the backbone of India-GCC ties and it continues to flourish. Political differences over regional international issues have not been an impediment in the India-GCC economic ties. The paper conclude that it is necessary to develop political warmth to have cooperation in the development activities as well. The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) was formed in 1981 consisting of six Gulf monarchies Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The economic dimension of India's Gulf policy has become more pronounced in recent years. . Considering these facts into account, the present-day trade arrangement between India and the GCC on the basis of term contracts would increasingly have to give way to substantial relationships based on investments and joint ventures in each other‟s energy, industry, infrastructure and services sectors. The relations did not improve much due to India‟s reluctance to condemn the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and its neutrality in the Arab-Persian conflict that started in 1979. The Arab-Persian conflict that led to the formation of GCC was primarily an economic cooperation.
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